The Russellville Democrat., 1887-03-30

day, April 4th. under the supervision
of j. L. Smith of Clarksville, who
comes to us we'll recommended by his
former patrons and associates. His
terms-$1.50 for primary grade, $500
intermediate, and $3.50 advanced, are
reasonable enough to induce liber-
al patronage. Will the education low
ing people of Russellvlle grant it.
We will soon have a sample Sor-
ghum mill on exhibition, which, par
ties desiring to buy, should examine
before placing their orders. 1t is the
most complete mill OH the market.
LOVE & MILLER.
"A very quiet wedding took place
last Sunday evening at the residence
of Mr.. II. N. Smade, this city. The
high contracting parties were Mr.. Will
Babcock and Miss Bernie Smade, the
Rev. w. c. Evans officiating. Only a
few of the most intimate friends of the
bride and groom were present. The
DEMOCRAT wishes the young couple
long life of unalloyed happiness.
We have few more cultivators on
hand which we would like to place in
different parts of the county. As the
only advertisement we want Is for the
people to see them.
LOVE & MILLER.
The local paper published at White
wright, Texas, has the following to say
of Mr. Frank Bell:
Mr.. Bell, State Agent for the Fort
Worth Building, Loan and Life Asso-
citation, has been working up our town
for the past few days. He is a nice
young man, and represents one OF the
best companies, founded on solid bust
ness principles, and in which you can
insure for less money than in almost
any other company.
Go to Love & Millers's and exam
inc their five shovel cultivator, as good
as the best and cheaper than the cheap
est.
Mrs. n. A. McFadden, Of this
place, while on visit to Fort Smith
few months ago, invested $1400 in a
piece of real estate. Last week she
received letter from Mr.. John G. Rye
stating that she could get $4,000 for her
property. She left on the next train
for the booming city, but it is by no
means certain that she will sell for the
price offered. 1t was a lucky invest
ment for her and we hope she will
make big speculation out of it.
Parties needing repairs for Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers please leave your
orders early at LOVE 81 MILLER's.
Responsive and Choral Easter Tenn
perance service will be held q. the G.
P. church, Sunday, April 10th, at 10
o'clock, under the auspices OF the w.
G. L. U. Printed programme of entire
service. songs, scripture responsive
readings by audience and leader, and
other exercises that will be very inn
.pressive. will be distributed all through
the congregation so that they may take
part in celebrating the rising triumph
ant of the worlds Redeemer. Rev. s.
S. Key will offieiate as leader, Mrs.
Maggie Rose as organist.
Permanent Employment
Will be given to capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place.
No Investment required. Goods sell
all the year round. References neces-
sary. Write to J. B. HULING CO., III
Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois. 4w
Mr. p. F. Burns, formerly a saloon
keeper at this place, died in Little Rock
last Saturday, of congestion. after a
brief illness. His remains were brought
up on Sundays train and Inferred in
the Russellvile cemetery, by the side
of his mother, who was buried here
several years ago. His remains we're
accompanied from Little Rock by his
wife, his son and wife, and Messrs. Ju-
liam and Trammell, of Argenta. Mr..
Burns was member of the Russellyille
lodge of knights of Honor, and his
burial Sunday afternoon was attended
by the members of his lodge. Rev. s..
S. Key OBLIGATED at the grave. He was
also member of the Knights of Pyth-
las and Odd Fellows. Peace to his
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